I think we had made a very good decision to stay in this homestay. The trek to Double Decker bridge was tiring and we had decided to halt to further go ahead to Rainbow Falls. This homestay is very close to the Double Decker bridge after we take the entry ticket. Hence we could sit near the bridge for more time. We also came early in the morning as it was so close. The family at this property was very nice. We had a good time with the kids in the family and our stay was well spent. I must say that the food here was very good. We had veg and non veg local dishes for dinner and egg and veg sandwiches for breakfast. All of them was amazing and the coffee was also great. We were very happy with the experience here. The family maintaining this property are really good.

This is one place which will remain etched in my mind forever. The most peaceful and clean hometay I’ve ever had. They are very welcoming and accommodating to our late arrival Great hospitality! Constantine and his wife were extremely friendly and helpful also their nephew Chesterfield. Thanks for your service’s

If you are heading down to the Double Decker Living Root Bridge, this is easily the best place to stay given the remote location. It’s simple and the facilities are basic, but it offers a truly authentic experience. The vibe is incredibly homely, but I have to warn you—the food is a total betrayal! It is too good, and you’ll find yourself wanting to overeat right before you need to tackle the stairs to the bridge. If you want a grounded, welcoming spot to rest your legs, this is definitely the spot. Highly recommended!

The homestay owners and staff were nice. Rooms are neat and tidy and beds are firm and comfortable. Definitely get dinner at the guesthouse - the food is amazing, home cooked and fresh. Bread omelet and chai was also good for breakfast. Great location. Momos from the shop in front of guesthouse are so delicious for lunch.

Not much. It is remote and we liked that, but some people may find the walk down into the valley and back up a challenge. That’s why we stayed the night :) There is a coordinator who liaises with the homestay and the WhatsApp messages were too many and too often. Not the homestay people’s fault.